
IV drips brought to your Jackson Heights co-op, apartment or house by a licensed New York State registered nurse. We're based in neighboring East Elmhurst, so we confirm within 15 minutes and a nurse is often with you within a few hours.
Jackson Heights was one of the first planned "garden apartment" communities: buildings set around private central gardens, built in the early 1900s, and much of it is now a historic district between Roosevelt Avenue and Northern Boulevard. Many of these buildings are co-ops. Add your building and apartment when you book; if your building asks guests to sign in, the nurse will.
Roosevelt Avenue and 74th Street is one of the busiest transit hubs in Queens, where several subway lines and bus routes meet, and Diversity Plaza next to it hosts markets, performances and food crawls. When you're unwell, skip the crowds and the trip to a clinic.
Plenty of Jackson Heights residents ride the subway from 74th Street to long days in Manhattan. An Energy IV, a B-vitamin and amino acid blend, is often booked before a long workday, at home first thing or at your office anywhere in Queens.
Premium mobile IV therapy delivered with medical precision and concierge-level service.
Yes. Add the building and apartment number when you book. If your co-op asks guests to sign in, the nurse will.
We're right next door in East Elmhurst. We confirm within 15 minutes, and a nurse is often with you within a few hours. Times depend on nurse availability.
Yes: Corona, Elmhurst, Woodside and all of Queens. See the Queens page.
Book online or call. We confirm within 15 minutes and send a licensed RN to your Jackson Heights address. Open 24/7; times depend on nurse availability.